Phill,
try using a typedef (a synonym for another type) declaration as a pointer to the Chromo vector
i.e
typedef Chromo* pChromo ;
then change your code to pChromo *myChromoPool ; // Chromosome vector myChromoPool = new (pChromo)[popSize] ;
Not sure about the second problem as I would have to see the header file.
Best Regards,
Dave
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